Which dual management program has a better scope MBA in HR and IB or MBA in HR and marketing?

1.4K Views|Posted 9 years ago
Asked by Shijin Babu
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Hi Shijin, MBA professionals choose the specialization based on their interest. Each specialization has its own development and growth. MBA in HR has lot of scope in all the industries. IB leads to exports and imports. Marketing leads to work with MNCs, etc. You can choose any based on your interes

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4 years ago
Masters in Business Administration (MBA) with a specialisation in HR is a popular discipline that deals with the process of talent acquisition and developing the workforce for the better functioning of a company or an institute. It also assesses the performance of the workforce and looks after the w

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4 years ago
There is no better or non-better stream in MBA, both Marketing and HR are important aspects in an organisation and both have equal importance, exposure, learning and growth. It depends on you what you wish to be in future, your decision of stream should be based up your future goal. International Bu

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Ankit Kumar
5 years ago
MBA in HR and IB are good, as you will get the chance to learn both domestic business as well as the international business process.

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8 years ago
MBA in HR and IB are good as you will get the chance to learn both domestic business as well as the international business process.

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Trilochan Tiwari
9 years ago
It depends on the subject of your interest. Marketing and HR in dual specialisation have an edge over other combination.

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Rohit Khan
9 years ago
It depends on your interest. You should not follow anyone's suggestion.

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Shail Oberoi
9 years ago
Both the programs are good. You need to first your interest areas and career aspirations. Then, based on it, you can pursue an appropriate specialization.

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